Guayama, A Rare Gem That Could Shine So Much Brighter!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- After visiting 23 towns in Puerto Rico, producing 23 videos, writing 23 extensive blog posts and and updating two of my Puerto Rico travel books in 2023, we thought a month’s-worth of rest and relaxation were well deserved. Besides, Christmas events on the Island fall on the “news” side of things and they’re short lived after the period is over.
Last January 22 we picked things up again and visited the town of Guayama, on the southeastern coast of Puerto Rico. Guayama is a beautiful town, with breathtaking architecture, that was once an agricultural powerhouse.
Of course, we were there for other attractions, like the Saint Anthony of Padua Parish (Parroquia San Antonio de Padua), one of the nicest and unique in Puerto Rico, Christopher Columbus Square (Plaza de Recreo Cristóbal Colón) with its magnificent Trees and regal design, the Casa Cautiño Museum, one of the few in Puerto Rico were every single item is an original, and many other along the way.
And our experience? Well, let’s just say that it was a mixed bag. Some things exceeded our expectations, others underwhelmed us and still others were good, but could be so much better.
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VIDEO CHAPTERS
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00:00 - Intro
00:41 - Bumper
00:58 - Arrival at Guayama
01:51 - Saint Anthony of Padua Parish
04:09 - Christopher Columbus Square
05:07 - City Hall
05:24 - Casa Cautiño Museum
07:38 - A ride to the countryside
07:51 - Machete Sugar Cane Mill
08:27 - Machete Beach
09:13 - Los Limones Beach
09:39 - Pozuelo Beach
10:37 - Puerto Rico Beach By Beach
11:48 - My two cents about Guayama
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Thank you. We do our best.
Love this, my family has deep roots in this city
Thank you. Guayama is great.
Cool!
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In love 🌺
I like your photo ‼️🔆
It is just awesome 🥊
Estefanía Algarin was my great great gandmother Thanks for the memories!
My pleasure!
No words, only emotions
Cool posts 🥳
As a child in the late 1940s and 1950s my father took us to every town around the island, there were 72 then!
Now there are 78.
Love your vlog,keep it up, Wepa
Thank you. We will.
You do a great job! My family and I will be in Puerto Rico on the 22nd of February
Welcome! You’re coming during the prettiest month of the year. You should have a great time. Thank you for your kind words.
Wow you😁
You are in the list of favorites
Thank you. I do my best.
Beautiful downtown and museum! Thank you for sharing. 🩵🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
My pleasure.
It is interesting to read you
Guayama was a great city in the 50 and 60 the plaza is one of the most beautiful in the island. The church altar was a magnificent piece of religious art, but was dismantled and moved to no body knows where. Please share the history if you know it. The west side of the calle calimano was dressed with colorful cortina’s to protect from the afternoon sun and the comercial stores displayed a neon lights visible to visitors. It resembles an European city at the time. It was a very beautiful place to visit.
Guayama seems like it was once a great town. Sadly, we can only report what we learn on the day of our visit and from the information that we gather prior to our visit. After all, that’s what any regular tourist would do.
If our videos are sometimes lacking it’s because the towns aren’t tourist friendly. They love the American dollar but they do very little to make their visit both educational and welcoming.
Like in the movies 📽
my family is from here 😁
I am delighted
Pozuelo beach was my paternal parents finca until the land was appropriated by the government to develop Phillips Petroleum in the 1960s. And yes, I was not aloud in that portion of the beach but towards the eastern part thete was a nice reef with a pool like natural beach in front of my cousins land!
I see that we agree in most aspects. Thanks for watching!
Five points
they say some people saw a a witch flying with her broom she come out at 12 midnight at that that town
Back in the day I used to play chess with my friend one move a day in that same plaza
It’s very regal and pretty. Some times I ask myself if Puerto Ricans realize all the great attractions that the Island has.
Agree 100%, my fellow guayameses do not know what a touristic treasure they have. After visiting more than 160 countries I can say few places can compare in history, beauty and architectural beauty. It’s Spanish, French, agricultural, slavery, and witchcraft and sport history is unequal.Unfortunately even most Puerto Ricans do not know Guayama, just ask!
Maybe they’ll wake up. That’s why I produce these videos.
You are in the list of favorites
Glad to help.
I love your posts so much